Man… or Astro-Man? – Distant Pulsar
Distant Pulsar releases December 1st via Chunklet Industries.
Distant Pulsar releases December 1st via Chunklet Industries.
Beat Beat Beat releases October 14th via Brassneck Records & Lavasocks Records.
Electric Party Chrome Girl releases November 18th via Marthouse Records.
Another Year Closer to Whatever releases October 31st via Bloated Kat Records.

As you can easily tell this ancient tech artifact originates from Japan-II 60 and has been double-coated in the burning CrO2 pits of Mt. Fuji. Also this mixtape sucks, please don't listen. Thanx.
Water Treatment Solid State Relay
Billiam Jenny Destroys Records
Dadar Failure
Why Bother? (I'm) Coming Apart
The Strongest Tool I Want My Hotwalls!
Catastrophic Dance Ensemble Sad Machine
Toeheads Wanna Be Alone
Neurotypicals Sweet Lily
Palánta A Dög
Human Outfit Untitled
Thought Control Step On The Spine
Gutter Oil Waste Of Space
Big Kiss Cowboy Shiznit
Headcheese Big Plans
Parasitic Twins Dr. Doom
Problem Crazy
Djinn Eyes Open
Mirage Mondo Trasparente
Padkarosda Bujkál Benned Valami
Die! Die! Die! Shanghai // Wuhan
Stud Count Push
Metz Heaven's Gate
Whippets Spit
Oog Bogo Culprit
Rare Spam Do You Want No-Wave Or Do You Want No-Love
Added Dimensions Selective Memory
Woolen Men Why Do Parties Have To End?
Green/Blue Worry
The Drin Reach Through the Midnight
Your Pest Band Every Arithmetic
Miint Sobredosis De Benadryl
Stained Glass releases November 25th via Total Punk Records.
II releases October 21st via Helvete's Kitchen.
Polute releases October 13th via Legless Records.
Todd Killings and the Contracts releases October 7th via Slow Death Records.

On their newest, heavily pandemic-delayed LP, Budapest's Padkarosda don't tweak their existing formula too much which is just fine - no need to fix what isn't broken and that one thing they do, they still excell at: crafting moody oldschool post punk soundscapes with that raw, pitch black all-consuming death rock vibe.
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Goodbye Boozy releases tend to come in batches and here we have the clear standout of this latest one - the newest EP or LP or whatever by Parma, Italy garage punks Dadar who take another kinda straightforward, risk-averse approach here stylistically, while they once again excell at engineering catchy melodic detonations of pure garage- and synth punk fun in the well-trodden neighborhood of Ausmuteants, Mononegatives, Useless Eaters and the like.
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